Research shows that intelligence analysts do not routinely follow a logical workflow, do not always use critical thinking, and that analysts’ training and experience are unrelated to analysts’ performance. The Analysis Support Guide (ASG) aims to capture, communicate, and encourage good analytic practice. The ASG is informed by organizational intelligence doctrine and past research on intelligence analysis. The ASG includes the generic analytic workflow, prompts for good practice at each stage of the workflow, indicators of good and poor analytic practice, and an analytic investigation questionnaire. The findings of a small-scale content validation study of the ASG are reported here. Fourteen analysts provided detailed feedback on its conte...
A routine part of intelligence analysis is judging the probability of alternative hypotheses given a...
Intelligence analysts, like other professionals, form norms that define standards of tradecraft exce...
Reproduced with permission kindly granted by The Cabinet Office. (c) The AuthorWe usually have too l...
Research shows that intelligence analysts do not routinely follow a logical workflow, do not always ...
Analytic performance may be assessed by the nature of the process applied to intelligence tasks and ...
Research suggests that foreign affairs analysis is weak—even the best analysts are accurate less tha...
In this paper, we classify 75 analytic techniques in terms of their primary function. We then highli...
The intelligence community uses "structured analytic techniques" to help analysts think critically a...
Intelligence analysis is critical national security and law enforcement function dependant on the in...
We present a model of the generic analytic workflow and measure the extent of ordinal structure that...
This thesis was submitted for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy and awarded by Brunel University Lo...
This article presents a survey of 278 intelligence analysts’ views of fully operational analytic tec...
The analysis of intelligence information invariably involves both cognitive and social processes. At...
Research suggests that foreign affairs analysis is weak—even the best analysts are accurate less tha...
Special thanks to Jim Simon for wise counsel and for assistance in gaining access to the teams studi...
A routine part of intelligence analysis is judging the probability of alternative hypotheses given a...
Intelligence analysts, like other professionals, form norms that define standards of tradecraft exce...
Reproduced with permission kindly granted by The Cabinet Office. (c) The AuthorWe usually have too l...
Research shows that intelligence analysts do not routinely follow a logical workflow, do not always ...
Analytic performance may be assessed by the nature of the process applied to intelligence tasks and ...
Research suggests that foreign affairs analysis is weak—even the best analysts are accurate less tha...
In this paper, we classify 75 analytic techniques in terms of their primary function. We then highli...
The intelligence community uses "structured analytic techniques" to help analysts think critically a...
Intelligence analysis is critical national security and law enforcement function dependant on the in...
We present a model of the generic analytic workflow and measure the extent of ordinal structure that...
This thesis was submitted for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy and awarded by Brunel University Lo...
This article presents a survey of 278 intelligence analysts’ views of fully operational analytic tec...
The analysis of intelligence information invariably involves both cognitive and social processes. At...
Research suggests that foreign affairs analysis is weak—even the best analysts are accurate less tha...
Special thanks to Jim Simon for wise counsel and for assistance in gaining access to the teams studi...
A routine part of intelligence analysis is judging the probability of alternative hypotheses given a...
Intelligence analysts, like other professionals, form norms that define standards of tradecraft exce...
Reproduced with permission kindly granted by The Cabinet Office. (c) The AuthorWe usually have too l...